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AIM Statements
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Sunday, 04 July 2010 13:45 |
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Verily we are from Allah and to Him do we return. It is with deep sadness and grief that the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission offers its condolences to the Imam of our time and the Ummah at large on the demise of Ayatollah Sayyed Muhammad Hussain Fadlullah (may Allah elevate his status). Ayatollah Fadlullah, who was a prominent Shia scholar, passed away in Beirut, Lebanon on Sunday 04th July 2010 at the age of 74. Sayyed Fadlullah had been hospitalised several times over the past months. On Friday, he was admitted to intensive care as his health deteriorated due to internal bleeding. We request all believers to recite Surat Al-Fatiha and to remember the late Ayatollah in Salaat Al-Wahsha on Tuesday night.
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Written by Shi'ite News
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Tuesday, 29 June 2010 01:24 |
The target killing of Shia Muslims in Karachi continues with another Shia Muslim Hammad Hussain Kanji son of Murtaza Hussain Kanji martyred by the terrorists of outlawed outfits Sipah-e-Sahaba and Taliban. According to the Shiite News Correspondent, Hammad Hussain Kanji 23, running a showroom of car, was gunned down, when terrorists of outlawed Sipah-e-Sahaba riding a motorcycle opened fire on him at Rizvia Society Nazimabad, when he was standing outside the car mechanic shop. Shaheed Hammad Hussain Kanji was shot with three bullets in his head. The ulterior motives of the terrorist is to terrorize, the innocent Shia
community by continious target Killing in Karachi, Balochistan, Quetta, D.I.Khan
and other parts of the country, as the terrorist organizations Punjabi
Taliban, Sipah-e-Sahaba, Lashkar Jahngvi have been heavily funded again and
have therefore regrouped in every part of the country to destablize
the country through creating unrest and chaos. Government and law enforcement
agencies have failed to arrest the terrorists involved in the killing of
innocent people. |
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Sunday, 24 January 2010 19:37 |
Reports from Haiti have indicated that the Al Mahdi Centre, in Port au
Prince, the city hardest hit during the earthquake, has been completely
destroyed.The centre which is located in the South Side of the City has a
school with 200 resident and non-resident children, a small masjid, library and
a farm (under worked). Seven Children have died. The houses of the founder, Brother Shu’ayb Brioche, along with those of most of the community members have also been completely destroyed.
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Friday, 08 January 2010 11:31 |
The AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) today released its annual Muharram
message in which it stressed the need to draw lessons from the message of Imam
Hussain (a) in tackling the challenges facing the Ummah. As we stand today in the divine ambience of the month of Muharram, we seek to
connect to that ever-flowing source of principle and instruction that is Imam
Hussain’s grand revolution; a revolution which forever changed the course of
Islam and humanity. The revolution of Imam Hussain which once awoke the slumbering hearts of the
Muslim Ummah continues to stand tall as the supreme paradigm of individual
responsibility and social awakening. |
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Sunday, 17 May 2009 21:48 |
 Verily we are from Allah and to Him do we return. It is with deep sadness and grief that the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission offers its condolences to the Imam of our time and the Ummah at large on the demise of his Eminence Grand Ayatollah Muhammad Taqi Behjat (may Allah elevate his status). The Grand Ayatollah who was revered by millions of followers, passed away in the holy city of Qum. Having suffered from heart problems, his eminence sadly departed this world towards the higher abode on Sunday 17th May 2009. |
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Tuesday, 17 March 2009 00:11 |
Saudi security forces have raided the house of popular Shia scholar, Sheikh Nimr Baqir Al-Nimr, and detained him in a yet unknown location. Early in the morning of Monday 16th March, Saudi internal security twice raided the house of the Sheikh, located in Al-Awwamiyyah in the Eastern Province, following which all contact with him was lost. The imprisonment of Sheikh Al-Nimr was expected after his harsh words directed towards the government in which he condemned the aggressions against Shia citizens in Madina. Sheikh Al-Nimr had also challenged the government directive that refrained Shias from performing congregational prayers on Friday in Al-Awwamiyyah. This flagrant attack against a popular Shia leader is indicative of the new modus operandi of the kingdom towards its Shia population in the aftermath of the clashes in Madina in which four Shia citizens were killed. |
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Sunday, 25 January 2009 00:00 |
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The AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) today released a statement of condemnation for the biased decision of the BBC not to air a fund-raising appeal for the victims of the Gaza crisis. In the statement, AIM said: 'The decision by the BBC to prohibit a humanitarian campaign from being aired on a public service is despicable and underlines at the very least, its’ acquiescence in the face of Israeli pressure thus making the BBC complicit in Zionist aggressions.'
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Sunday, 06 July 2008 15:54 |
It is with deep regret that we are yet again witnessing the hands of wickedness perpetrate heinous crimes against the most basic values known to man since the beginning of time – the right to be. On the 19th June 2008, bodies of Shia Muslim villagers from Parachinar in Pakistan were found brutally murdered, after having been beheaded, burnt and mutilated by local Taliban affiliated militias. The perpetrators adhere to a crooked ideology known as Wahhabism; the official sect practiced in Saudi Arabia.
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Written by AhlulBayt Islamic Mission
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Monday, 07 April 2008 17:36 |
Two human rights activists, detained in December 2007 demonstrations in Bahrain, collapsed on 26 March 2008, after three days of hunger strike. Ahmed Jaffer and Isa Al-Sarah were reportedly taken to the hospital after they fainted. The detainees are protesting against the bad prison conditions and treatment meted
out by security guards, and calling for medical treatment urgently required by
some detainees. The detainees have not been visited by the medical team assigned by the judge in the court session of 17 March 2008, to carry out necessary examination of the detainees and to investigate whether the detainees were tortured while they were held at the Criminal Investigation Bureau. The medical team is to present their report to the judge during the next trial session scheduled to be held on 16 April 2008. |
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